I learned this some years ago from an Italian chef. Ever since then, it has become one of my staple recipes.It's fine to use store-bought tomato and genovese pesto, but homemade sauces are best. Adding lots of chili or cayenne peppers is delicious, but adjust the amount to taste. Recipe by Brandy

I loooveeee greens, especially when it comes to my recipe, little or more touch of greens makes me happier, it’s like this recipe I put more than 1 green ingredients on my pesto sauce, it’s fresh yet so delish!

To go with my pesto chicken recipe, or to use over hot cooked pasta!

I found fresh basil in a local produce shop at a rest stop on the highway...You can keep this in the fridge for 1 week. You can also freeze it, so when I make it, I put half in the fridge, and the rest in small batches in the freezer.I only have a juicer so I used 100ml of oil (as it doesn't blend very well). 80ml is OK if using a food processor. Recipe by Saretta

Looking for a garden fresh sauce for spaghetti squash dinner. Found this. Really tasty.

I made this upon request. Tomato sauce with baked paprika and homemade pesto genovese makes a really delicious sauce.There's no cheese in the pesto genovese, so I add it in.If you mix the paprika in the food processor for 10 seconds, some grains will remain. To get it smooth, alternate between on and off for a few seconds. It's plenty delicious without cream, but don't forget the olive oil. Recipe by Brandy

I wanted a lot of people to enjoy a NY top Italian chef's recipe.Please pat the moisture out of the basil well, because the sauce will go bad faster if you don't.This sauce is from Genoa, the capital of Liguria in Italy. It can be arranged into lots of dishes other than pasta. Recipe by MeguBroaden

I asked my mother-in-law for her tomato sauce recipe only to find out that she doesn't really have one. I watched her make the sauce and saw that she doesn't use meauring cups or spoons. So I made notes as best I could, but it never tastes quite the same. My husband likes the sauce, so I guess it gets a pass! You can also make meat sauce by adding 0.5 kg cooked lean ground beef.

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A great sauce for any pasta or anything else you like to use pesto for (sorry for the bad photo, it really is delicious!). The balsamic vinegar in this recipe pairs well with dishes that contain tomatoes. Goes excellent with the Sun-dried Tomato Pasta - See my recipe here: https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/271714-sun-dried-tomato-pasta-doughMakes enough for 4 servings of pasta.Recipe from an "Infused Pasta" cooking class I took at the Seasoned Farmhouse in Columbus, Ohio by Chef Tom Hughes.Notes: You can use any other green herbs or leafy greens in place of basil. You can also substitute any nut in place of the pine nuts. Almonds are the closest flavor to pine nuts, but cheaper.

This is a recipe that I found on @northernhomestead.com & tweaked to my own family's tastes. 😏😉 We grew way too many tomatoes in our garden this year & I didnt want them to go to waste. 🙏❤ Below I listed a section of My personal add-ins but these are not required.👌 You can season this sauce however you prefer! 👍 We had spaghetti dinner with this & the next night I made homemade pizzas with it. I froze gallon ziplocs & canned some for gifting & storage as well! 👏😎👏

No great story...just great sauce!